GENERAL FELLOWSHIPS AND AWARDS

 

The Dr. Ralph W. Brauer Fellowship was created through the estate of Dr. Brauer, a long tenured professor at UNCW. It is intended to provide financial support to one or more graduate students to assist with tuition and fees, books, publications or research travel as determined by the dean of the graduate school. A committee appointed by the dean recommends recipients and the amount to be awarded. Please click here for more information.

Application for Dr. Ralph W. Brauer Fellowship

 

The Graduate Summer Research Awards. The Graduate School, as part of its Professional Development Program, will again support a program of competitive summer research awards. Stipends of $1,000 each will be awarded to as many as seven (7) students for the summer of 2008. For more information the following link will take you to the announcement and format for submitting proposals. Deadline for submitting proposals is March 21, 2008.

Announcement for Graduate Summer Research Awards 2008

Summer Research Proposal Format and Cover Page

 

The Graduate School’s Awards for New Scholars. A limited number of scholarships are available to students entering any of UNCW’s graduate programs for the first time. Students do not apply for these scholarships. Instead, nominations originate with the departments, which submit their recommendations to the dean of the Graduate School. Criteria include evidence of exceptional scholarship, normally strong GRE scores (or their equivalent) and an excellent undergraduate GPA.

 

The Jane Logan Lackey Fellowship is allocated to promote diversity within the Graduate School. An undergraduate GPA of at least 3.25 in the applicant’s major is required.

Lackey Fellowship Announcement for 2008-2009

 

The James R. Leutze Merit Scholarships were established by the UNCW Foundation in honor and recognition of Chancellor Emeritus Leutze’s outstanding thirteen-year service to the university. The fund provides a $9,000 scholarship for undergraduate and graduate students, who are known as Leutze Scholars. Recipients are selected based on documented academic ability; the undergraduate by the assistant vice chancellor for Admissions and the graduate student by the dean of the Graduate School. The scholarships may be renewable.

 

The Sylvia and B. D. Schwartz Graduate Fellowship Award may be awarded to any graduate student enrolled in nine hours or more at the University of North Carolina Wilmington. Recipients are determined by the Graduate School and receive an amount equal to in-state tuition and fees.

Schwartz Fellowship Announcement for 2008-2009

 

The Lacy C. and Doris L. Sidbury Fellowship was established by Gwendolyn S. Solomon as a memorial to her parents. It is considered both a merit and need based fellowship subject to the criteria used by both the UNCW Graduate School and Financial Aid and Veterans Services Office.

Sidbury Fellowship Announcement for 2008-2009

 

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